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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
REAL ESTATE COLUMN,

REAL ESTATE COLUMN,
SALE AND EXCHANGE.
ITO EXCHANGE-16O acres good tillab'e land ir
l Hodgeman county, Kansas, for property in
Illinois.
MEDILL & WAITEHEAD.
ITO EXCHANGE Eco acres frst-class farming
/ land in Kansas; fine soil. Will trade for stock
or unimproved property.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
no EXCHANG ESQ acres unimproved; will
i trade for city or country property. Land 10.
Gated miles from good town on Sante Fe road in
Kansas.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
TOR sALE-Any piece in following list can be
/ had at a bargain, if taken soon:
Rock ISLAND Co.
Sw4-24, II, leo acres.
PIT. set-24, II, 1-9j acres.
HENRY COUNTY
Swt-22, II, leo acres.
Ne cor. eli sel-2t, II. Ito acres.
Ell ne}-12, Il. 80 acres.
Nj, II, $50 acres.
MERCER COUNTY
Ell n4-17, IS, 1-240 acres.
e. set-17 Is, / 80 acres.
M mel 30, Is, $50 acres.
Sw4 Sells. Is, 40 acres.
Swt nwt-17, Is, 40 acres.
Prices on the above are cut; will give
long time and make the interest low.
MEDuL & WHITEHEAD.
TOR SALE-l20 ace farm, five miles south Of
L Milan, well improved, large barn and house,
cheap; terms suit
MEDnL & WHITEHEAD.
pOR SALE-a0 acres By miles south of Milan;
Il good orchard, living water, house barne
sheds and cribs. $40 per acre.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
ZOE SALE 100 acres five miles south of Milan:
I splendid improvements.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
TOR SALE-alIs acres-fne fruit farm, mon
ey making property
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD
TOR TRADE Good Hotel property in Cam
L bridge, I'll. Want farm in Rock Island OF
Henry county.
w
NOR TRADE-Brick store and dwelling in Mo.
L line-want farm in Rock Island or Henry Co.
MEDILL Il WHITEHEAD.
DOCK ISLAND City lots cheap; small cash pay
IL ment, balance on long time.
MEDILL Il WHITEHEAD.
CnR TRADE 100 acres Kansas land for stock
L haggies, horses or general merchandise.
MEDILL u WHITEHEAD.
ITO IoAN-S0O to $1,000 to loan on farm prop.
l. ertH: privilege IN make small payments, ihus
decreasing principal; no delay; losls closed at
onoe.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
nor Sal E. On long time and monthly pay
L ments. two choice pieces Of land in Hodgemsn
county, Kansas, $50 acres in each traet-a rae
chance.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
EOR SALE--A number of choice farms in Rock
L Island. Henry or Mercer COUNTIES, Ill. II you
want farm, call.
MEDuL & WHITEHEAD.
TOR SaIE-Twn 1ne farms in Crawford Co,
I Iowa, $50 and Sj5 per acre, splendid improve
ments; le-s tGan one mile from town, weilwcTtb
an examination.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
Real Estate loans at low rates; loans closed
without dcl4y
WET IN LANps-We can sell land on smaller
payments and I)nger time than sny frm in the
state
Iowa L,NDs-Chnicc tracts Of land IN well ser
He'd communities, S 90 to s. 50 per gcte
We hav large let of lands and city property
for sale exchange.
MEDILL,& WHITEHEAD,
Posi- OFFICE BLOCK,
ROCK ISLAND.
Telephone No 1850
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

ITO EXCHANG Eco acres frst-class farming
i land in Kansas; fine soil. Will trade for stock
or unimproved property.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

TOE SALE 100 acres five miles south of Milan I:
L splendid improvements.
MEpILL & WHITEHEAD.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

The proceedings this morning were
duller than usual, nothing of importance
being ELECTED from the witnesses exam.
ined The interest, however, in the trial
remains unabated.
c. B. Knox, the undertaken, said he
could give no estimate of the weight of
Adelia, that she was about the average
size, stout and muscular. In his opinion
she was pregnant.
Christ Mitsch and George Pemberton.
guards on the bridge and island, corrob-
rated the evidence of the other jurors as
heretofore detailed in these columns
Robert Kushman said the defendant
worked for him at the time and during
the first time he was married; that the
defendant told him that he was willing to
marry Adelia, and that his reputation
was good.
William McCluskey testified as to the
good character of the defendant
Katrina Witherell said that Mrs Bets
get had told her that her mother was at the
bottom Of all her trouble and that if 1t
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

mo EXCHA NG ESQ acres unimproved; will
i trade for cityor country property. Land 10.
Gated miles from good town on Sante te road In
Kansas.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

show cannot % on until 4 . taken o.. ECONOMY.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Jan DIV
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Tie admission will be by invitation.
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Mir, SIiEHMAS,S VISIT
ross. Clairsvlile Tom psrow Mr.. Einsh.

To st. Clairsvliis Tomorrow -aIr. Bingham
t to speak Also. q
Tho meeting OF st, Clairsyille to.mor
row, to be addressed by Hon. John sher
man and others, bids fair to BIO the gteat
eat rally Of tho present campaign in tht
part Of Ohio immediately contiguous t.
Wheeling. Apparently everybody vii
be there who con set there. Special IA
cilisies will be afforded by tho rail7osdu Il
reach St. Clai,syille from his cisE al
well 40 The towns acroes tho river. In ed
dition to Mr.. Sherman, Hon. John a,
Bingham and Hon. II. NJ. Hardy, of Indi.
ans, will aleo speas. Tho %!naville b,aeu
band has been eassSsd. II ia the ioten-
tionto hayadelesstions arrive at 10 O'clock
to participate in tao parade, which will
be very Dhort. Messrs. Sherman and
Bingham are expected to reach St. Cairs.
vile at 10 o'clock. va f:=-~a T5,r
Tha committee desires to cordially ia.
vile Wheeling, bridgeport aud Martin'e
Ferry Republicans and oil roundabout to
fall in and take part in the jubilee. L, O.
Sedwick will be Chief 3Marahai, to whom
local marshals will report for aasignm ont
in tho column. ~ 81
This will BIO Mr.. sherman's only visit to
this yiaiaity during the present campaign,
and doubtless thousands, upon Thousands
OF people will embrace the otportan;sY to
hear him and Nj. Bingham, "the old man
eloquent" En-
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Advice to Mothers.

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there is no mistake about 1t. 1t cures
dyesntery and diarrhes, regulates tho
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aoiteas tho gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and euergy to the whole
system. MEs. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHLpREH TgETulNG is pleaaant TO the
lasts, and Is the prescription OF, oue'o of the
oldest and beet female nurses snd physi-
clans in tho United States, and is for sale
BY all druggists throughout the world.
T1lce 20 cents bottle, z, Il, Z, GwFaW
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Tho frnt Of aesies Of popular lectures
or familiar tslks, arranged Tor this aeason
by the Young Men's Christian Association
Of this city, will be delivered at the Asso.
clation'a building, on Market street, this
evening. Rev. DR.. r. F. Randolph 10 to
be tho lecturer ind his subject will be
show the Constitution Of the United
States was Made" Everyone is invited
to attend this rs we'll rs a!l the lectures OF
the course, whether they belong to tho
Association or not. Tho talks will be
short, plain and prsclical and those who
attend are certain to DO benefited. i.t 4
It will BIO remembered that a like course
Of lectures was given by the Association
last ooason. They proved to be the most
popular feature Of tho Associations work.
and the announcement that they arc to DO
continued will certainly be received with
delight by those who were 80 highly en-.
tsrtaiued by thoae Of last season. 8. 81
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Alter the Summer heat the ays!en
shou'd rspidly strengthen 10 he ab!e d
stand !heeeverity Of the winter. MANY
persons nov, however, drag" and ieel
tired and dull: They know they
have no organic diaesse. yetere conyinced
they cannot go through tho winter feel.
inc 90 they do: This depression iy owing
to the syste;n'being run down. TIE Liver
is not acting properly, and Nature calls
Tor help. DO wise and heed the warning
in time; tone up the System, strengthen
no gastric organs, eradicate Melasia, reg.
ulste tho bowels, enrich the blood and
| ctys heslthy action to the Liver. There
is aothing batter calculated to do tLis
thoroughly aud efficiently tAsn Simmons
Liver Regulator-a simple, vegetable
remedy, yet powerful in its action to build
up and restore the wasted energies and
give tone and vigor to al its powers. Try
pound OF cura. M :. - :
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The Mmuu.rchor Genunrsyerolp

The singing nection Of the Neanercho1
Singing Society held it's annual meeting
for the election Of Officers las! evening.
Professor Il. J. A,benz was reelected 10
tho position Of director. Mr.. W. Il.
sheih was made vice-dire ctor; Julius
Lohse, president; 4. II. Nolte, v!ce.p.esi.
dent; G. z. Mosbaeh, corresponding eecrs.
tary; William Ftsderichs, financial zecre.
tary; A. J. ssifo.t, treasurer; Carl Metz.
ner, librarian; A. Slrohneyer and Eugene
Blum, flag bsRreru. -
Ths SINGING section in addition formally
decided at last nights meeting to attend
the grand iea. Of tho North American
ssengesbund to BIZ hsld in St. Louis next
year, and will as once begin to practice the
music for that event. The Msauerchor
la in good ahapa in every way at this
time and the prospects point 10 proper.
Qua sud enjoyable season. &
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ABOUT rEOPLE.
Ytrnnso-s In tho City aud Wheeling FOLKS
h1r0HN 49,

YtrGnGo=s In the Oily aud Wheeling Folka
| lt. Abroad. lis FL
Miss Laura Moore, Of Charleston, was
in the city yesterday.
ED. Gilmore, of Welleburg, waa at the
Mcclure Houpe yeaterdsy.
liiss AnEic Mo5s, OF Parkeruburg, is the
guest OF Mics Kate White. '
Mr.. John B. Hart, OF Clarksbrrg, was
registered ct the Mcclure houEe yesterday.
Mr.. B. S. Rsader, n prominent merchant
OF Shinnscn, is In the city making some
purchases.
Mrs. Edward Morris, OF Wheeling, IL
visiting hor mother, Mrs. MA. Henderson,
Of Bellaire.
Mrs. Anna Cushing-Wilson has just re-
turned from Europa after al absence Of
three month";. @ 6Ig
Hon. George @. Sturgiss and Mr.. T. P.
Resey, OF hlorgantown, were among thoss
registered at the Stsmm house yesterday.
Mira. James Montgomery and Mrs. Will
Hutchinson, OF parkersburg, have beou
visiting relatives hero for the pact iew
dnys.
Mrs. John Heckel and her daughter,
Mro. Charles Klllmyer, have returned
homo from Kansas City, where they have
been visiting Mrs. Heckel'a sons who are
located there. alsFlss
Mica Lizzie Stone, Of this city, has beon
the guest OF Miss Maudo Kendall, OF Park
ersburs, 10, tho past lew days. To-day
they viii both leave for the Ohio IYesleysn
Univeraity to spend the summer.
Miss Mary Busch and Miss Helena
Busch, two charming young. ladies from
Detroit, Mich, who were the guests Of Mrs.
Spell for the past 1--WE weeks, have return
ed to their homes. Their departure csus-
ed general regret.
Miss Fannie sutphen, charming lady
OF Lancaster, who has frequently been q
iavarito visitor IL this city, is expected to
be ,here again this week. She will be G
gueat at The residence Of Mr.. George X.
Wheat, OIL North Min street, ior several
weeks. '3t|N rs
Miss Carlo W. Morgan, daughter Of
Col. Thomas r. Morgan, Of. Washington,
who has been travelling through tho State
in company with q company OF ladies aud
Rantlcmcn headed by Senator J. N, Cam
den, is now in this city, the guest Of Mics
Mary OFT. sho will remain here for some
time. ~ .5.&..5s
The announcement has been msds OF the
approachinenuptials Of Mr.. Earnest Baer,
Of tho firm Of Simon Bser's Sons, and Miss
Lillic Gutman, both Of this city. Tho
date cot for tho ceremony is Thursday,
II ~
notable that has taken place in the Hebrew
social circles oil this city for q long time.
Messrs. 4. J. shearer, Howard Ponder
and Janen Farley, who have baen In the
enoloyofthe Wheeling Natural Gas Com
pany at this point Tor come time past, lex.
pect to leave "Wednesday ior Port Huron.
Ohio, to accept nimilar positions with a
big gas company organised in that place.
They have u number Of friends here who
will be sorry to SEQ them go. III y
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hls Of atanl lrial, 1o leannlly 1,I.l

bis or atanl trial. 1fo deGantly refused
10 do either. Robert Campbell com.
planned TO mo limo and again, because
did not arrcat him. On or about tho 18th
oil December / got buggy and took Cou,
Atkb!o Bird with me. I've wcnt out ID
Culver'c house, but no was no. there. a
email boy near the house told US that VIC
could find him over OH the Lige Marling
iasm threshing grain. We went over and
down into the field where tho men, oome
hltesn or twenty, ! suppose, were ue..ias
the machine. asked for Mr.. Culver,
didn't know him, nor did the constable,
The men aaid, In anawer To my question,
that he had been there, but was not there
then. WAS eat!efled ths. he was con,
cealcd somewhere cloee at hand. W.
walled come fifteen or twenty minutes
and then left without him. Tho machine
was perhaps q quarter Of q mile or more
from the pike. When wewers about ilitS
yards from tho pike heard sons halloo,
ing. ! turned my head 10 sec what Il
meant. A man was coming toward ua al
o gallopiug gait from The mon we had let
below he called 10 mo to stop. VIZ
stopped. He came up whore wo hat
stopped, and said tho Old lnDn Crlyel
wanted 10 tettle that warrant business
and aaked me what was the lcast could
aud would do about tho matter. I showed
him q statement oil tho fines and COST
where the trials had taken place sgains
the other defendants, at the usme time
!emhrking, tina. II hO wished 10 settle then
nc Wonld save the expense OF eummoainl
tho witness. Ro then went back, ant
another man came up 10 SEQ nc about The
natter. Ha said tho old man aaid hi
would NOT be taken alive. ! laughed q
that. lie thea asked me what was The
lowest tho matter could DO aettled vt.
told him the lowest fire allowed by law
was iyo dollars, and that II hs,Hould pa,
that and five dollars Tor tho c5sts and tic
trouble Of coming out there, I would set.
tie IN that way. He paid mo tho ten dol
lara, gave him receipt for the came, ii
the name Of hurry, ! think. He the,
asked what assurance Cnlver would have
against arrest II he should come to town
then endorsed on tho warrant ''eatisGsa'
and handed 1t 10 him and loft him. ]
charged him no fees, aa the docket shows
paid Constable Bird S. before l reachs,
tho city that evening, paid Josh Ripe ::
Tor use oil buggy. Tho State gets the line
and ] an OUT, to cay nothing OF IN,
legal docket lees, Just two dollAra in tht
deal. Tho docket shows this fact.
Culver hadn't sent hin threats into me
perhaps be might hsye escsped. Tht
proposition to settle came from Cdlver, Of
! his friends, and not Irom mo. l told Muir
ny would enter on the docket pleN o
guilty. and let 1t show how tho matter wN
settled as Il further protection against ii.
asleet Of the old man, which l did. II
have done anything wrong, I sm no
aware Of It.. In all this matter from DO
ieining to end, tho wrong has beer
against rly1elf. W, II. DAVIS, Justice
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Interesting rs n Precedent.

Ut. Grew, 8 well known attorney Of
Hanesville, has brought peculiar sal.
against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company. Ho sets forth in his affidavit
that on the evening Of October 5 in Gin.
clnnad he boarded Baltimore 4 Ohio
passenger train ior Esneaville; that he SO.
cured o berth in the sleeping car, and that
It wls the understanding that he was to
be awakened in ticae TO leave the train at
Ianesviile. 1nstesd he wGs carried
through the city and did not awake IN III
the train reached Bellaire. The agents 81
tho company refused him transportation
to zanesville. and as no was compelled to
stop at 8 ho.el until tho nexs wssshound
trim camo along, be briugu suit for SIC
damages. " ;.s7i:l ifilsliiE1
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ikNtG Nlnxtuu Cunning,

s Ga Friday evening next. Mial Kate
Claxton will appear at the Opera House
in ''Ths Two Orphans" The New
Haven Rt3isler OF a recent ds.e saws:
"This strong melo.drama has never been
presented In this city with go evenly bal.
Anced and strong company. 1t isiun-
necessary for uu, ut this moment to speak
Mt length OF Miss Clsxton's impersona,ion
Of the unfortunate blind Louise, Of lis
touching pathos snd it's ragged and for.
lorn misery. The fine points OF this
creation have been enumerated time after
time, and, consequently, the Immediate
call upon our attention Is the really
strong company which M!ss Cllx.on has
Tor her support" &. .l5
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Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival OF trede ut Logan 1: %. q
drug store as their giving away 10 their Gus.
tomets Of 30 many free trial bottles of Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Their trade ID simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that It
always cures and never 2 disappoints.
Coughs. colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and &ll throa: and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can teat it before buying by
getting q trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted, @'. !s' nv "a =
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BELLAlRE,
PROPOSED serenudo-.Arn Broken-Person.
uis-0ther Notes. IN r-

PROPOSED serenado-.Arin Broken-Person
uis-0titer Notes. f.i
Patsy Deugherty Is no better.
Mrs. Sheriff Foulke is in the city.
Miss Cora Woods has returned from,
Steubenville. -ssi5l
The pay roll OF the public schools here
amounts to Sl.Si7 66 per month now.
James Kyle, labor boas at the eteel
works, had three fingers mashed yester.
day.
A small child OF Bal!hazer Stullz will be
buried today. The child died OF diph.
liberia. a f =! -. 1! r..
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad
Offices will be lighted and heated by natu.
raj gas. s,9sgl5i
Mr.. 0. G.. Moore and Mrs. Mary A,
Myers were married by Rev. Mr.. keeler
on Sunday. z, .l,i
Ma.shsl Darby took Mr.. Porter to steu.
henville yesterday, as the authorities there
wanted him. '.555,lt ~,
Mr., John sherer has gone TO Port Hu.
ron, Mich, to accept position with scs
company there. IS
Mr.. Love got the contract for painting
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad Offices
inside aud out. s,s-s s n .l5a'' 4
Senator Sherman will be aerenaded at
the Globe House tomorrow night after
his arrival from St. Clairsville. ,ig
a young son Of George Wolbert, OF the
Frat ward, fell aud broke his arm while
wheeling coal. he broke the came arm
about two months ago. 5 st-s..ig .5lI.
Mr.. s. e. Lee, formerly Of this city, "a
doing big business in the Restaurant
trade at Chicago. He feeds from 400 10
500 svery day. 4.
Mr.. shumate, chief clerk Of tho BaIti.
more & Ohio railroad here, has accepted a
position in Baltimore and left for that CITY
Saturday evenings: Mr.. Cyrus strehl sue
ceeds him here. .45,sIz.;
Mics Lille Hillbourne left yesterday for
her future home in Findiay. Quito a
crowd went down to bid her good bye.
Mr.. Olsude Hillborne will leave for Find
lay in about three weeks. ( 4. IA
Policeman Redersr, OF the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad, arrested and hauled
In wagon to the cooler yesterday an I'M
known man 50 drunk he did not know
where be was. He wsa found lying on
the track in the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
railroad yards. 59l11 80
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4 tleNsRut lSNll.

The Beethoven Singing Society opened
its round OF festivities for the coming sea.
Don vita ball ut Its hall corner Main and
Fourteenth streets leat night. The music
was furnshed by kramer's superb oIchee.
ira, and was, Of course, more than accepta.
BILE. During the evening delegations from
the Germsnia and MMnnerchor Singing
Societies psid iraternsl vieit. ~
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Louisville Courier, Journal, february 81
1884 AT Prot. Haupt's German class
Yesterday, Prof. Scott PRESCRIBED tho iol-
lowing resolutions which, otter counli,
meatary remsrkg. we're unanimously
adopted: EeSolpsd. lst-That Prof. A. L.
Haunt has won and justly deserves cur
entire confidence IN bio abilitieo 80 q
teacher. 3l--That this confidence ie
based on the fulllmsnt OF all his psou,isea.
Our expectations have been fully realized.
3l-That it is the aonsa OF thia clsrs that
snch On opportunity ssldonio occurs in a
lie time, and that no one Hho may eycz
have uss for German can afford to 10! il
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II YOU would enjoy;your dinner and are
prevented by Dyepepsis; uso Acker's Dys,
pepeia Tablets. They are positiye cure
tor Dy,apepsis, Indigestion, Fiatulsncy and
Constipation. We guarantee them. Is
and 30 cents. Logan & Co., q. 4. Goethe,
=. Menkemil!er, Il. B. Burt and Borrie
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A mll Enc Of our celebrated Kuil
fhoEn,on.uSor Reoorc,

Is reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
sist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAX. oak. i2H. 3p.k, 7P.E
4os 1o' ~ 7So CO.
Wcather-ClGlr. 4l. L. -ga --F
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* Il Try Bentt,'s Ivory Starch.
Easy tocure, quick, beautiful work. Grocers
&TASE the Baltimore 4 Ohio for tho great
Sherman mass meeting. to be held at 81,
Clairsville on Wednesday. Two special
trains. Excursion rates. N s~lII7E 80
Typewriter. wi Chenp.

- We have for sale several Type-wrlters,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
,Caligrsph, and will besold cheap. Writer'S
for rent and Tor sale on monthly INSTALL
ments. Gall on or address ior circulara B.
EDWARD II RCsE d Co., h
l5.t- y " Z, 4 Il IS IS Twelfth street,
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| TIE Baltim,to,rre 4 OHIO Rai|road rill ~,

The Baltimore & oaio Railroad will run
two special trains, at excutRion rates, to
the shormen rcus1 meeting, to be- held at
St. Clairsv.lle Fair Grounds on Wednes.
day, October 10. First train will leave
Wheeling ct $3.50 4. N second train at
R:f0 A. " Returning, leave ST. Clairaville
at 4:3o :. NJ This is the only route TINT
lands psssengeta directly ct Esir Ground
rates. 4 60 80 y ls- i1St ! ~,
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OPERA rs.
Uhe :antellEiI(q.etrre1
Office. Nop. ~ and " Soartssnua Street.
New Advertisements

For sale--Launiry 0u.Gt. 5h
Physicians cloie rhae.on locsawny For Sale.
Opium hTft. Whisky habits Cured. :. r#.
liupte rhermomctesS-Ewng Eros.
Wintetins uontA-h 4. Ackelrey.
DiaIhonus /. e.. Ditiou & Co. .W lyf
The Beat Natural Gss Burner. iI
looks In Eets stanton l. davenport.
Opera asuXe--Hyacs GfG Spa iaity Company.
Enltliao,e 4 Ohio ka!lroat-Tnird page.
Commissioners sale OF Valuable Real Estate OF
the Nn'lonal Read. Iu.-.f s.7,
Pearl Top Lamp Chimneys.
Opera H0usc-Ino CatIcson Optra Co,-Tourti
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-18
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. ls.-For Weat
Virginia and Hee:crn Pennsylvania, rain,
followed by fair weather, cooler fresh to
brisk westerly winds becoming north.
westerly I4-.Etr ft.-.i'' ESQ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-18

TAKE the Baltimore & Ohio Tor tho great
sherman macs mesijng, to be held st St,
Olairsvil!e oil Wednesday. Two special
traine. Excursion rateu, e, 4E.Lc !